Devolution and Identity

Abstract

Contents: Introduction Identity categories in use: Britishness, devolution, and the Ulster Scots identity in Northern Ireland, John Wilson and Karyn Stapleton Ideologies of language and community in post-devolution Wales, Nikolas Coupland and Hywel Bishop Vernacular constructions of 'national identity' in post-devolution Scotland and England, Susan Condor and Jackie Abell Artists, Wales, narrative and devolution, William Housley New colours for the Orange State: finding symbolic space in a newly devolved Northern Ireland, Dominic Bryan Categorisation, accounts and motives: 'letters-to-the-editor' and devolution in Wales, Richard Fitzgerald and William Housley 'Fantasy echo' and modern Britishness: commemoration and identity in Northern Ireland, Carol-Ann Barnes and Arthur Aughey Engendering devolution, Carmel Roulston Marketing identities in devolved regions: the role of global corporate culture in Scotland and Wallonia, Sharon Millar 'Dire deeds awake, Dark is it eastward': citizenship and devolution, and the British National Party, David Irwin Epilogue: in the context of devolution, Gerry Philipsen Bibliography Index.

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